Richard Essex

In a quiet, almost somber address Wednesday, Jefferson County Commonwealth’s Attorney Gerina Whethers said gun violence is an urgent issue plaguing the the Louisville community.

One of the greatest frustrations for residents has been the lack of coordination between agencies and stakeholders.

One disabled Dosker Manor resident said “the only time an ADA apartment comes up is when somebody dies, pretty much.”

A deadly shooting outside a driver’s license branch on Dixie Highway has left three people dead, shaking the community and raising concerns about public safety.

It was a crowded room again Thursday night as Clark County residents and officials expressed concerns of funding a new fire district.

The virus, primarily spread by migratory birds, is making its way through both Indiana and Kentucky, raising concerns for wildlife and the poultry industry.

While florists, candy shops, and restaurants see a spike in business, so do private investigators.

Police said Brad McKinley, 51, of Louisville, had been firing a gun outside his home Tuesday afternoon in the 1300 block of Bridget Drive in Fairdale.

According to police, Scott Drollinger had been drinking when he convinced Anna Maria Gonzalez to get into his truck.

A JCPS employee, who spoke under the condition of anonymity, shared a grim assessment of the situation.

One major issue raised during a meeting Monday was the challenge of getting school buses down the road during morning and afternoon commutes.

Close to 100 cameras, funded by private owners, can provide LMPD with real-time access to critical footage.

For millions of children with Type 1 diabetes, the flu can quickly escalate into a life-threatening condition called diabetic ketoacidosis.

Currently, the city has 141 Flock cameras in place.

To deter the vultures, the city has installed two decoy birds, designed to resemble dead buzzards, in an attempt to scare them away.